windows 7 + VS2013 nuget install failure about clrzmq4

[metadings]

That seems to be because the libsodium.dll and libzmq.dll are non-MSIL files. Use nuget.exe instead - I'll look into this.

[arisliang]

VS2012 has the same error. How to use nuget.exe to install in a solution? Install-package in the Package Management Console in VS has the same error as well.

[Petrox]

nuget.exe install ZeroMQ should work, but you will have to download the
standalone exe from nuget website before...

VS2012 has the same issue. How to use nuget.exe to install in a solution?
Install-package in the Package Management Console is not working as well.

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[metadings]

now i've installed vs2013 and updated the .nuspec file

[metadings]

You now need to Install-Package ZeroMQ
and set the 'Copy to output directory' property to 'Copy if newer',
on all files in the i386 and amd64 folders.

[arisliang]

Thanks, it was a quick fix! Nuget approach working fine on vs12 now.

However, when adding the nuget package to multiple projects, it will create i386 and amd64 folders to all the projects. Changing all their properties is a bit too troublesome, especially when project number grows and all installed the nuget package.

Is it possible to make the default to be "Copy if newer"?

[metadings]

Well no, but I'm going to have the files as embedded resource, so there'll be no need to copy the files.

[petke]

I'm also having trouble with this. Everything works fine when you install a new project from scratch with nuget etc (setting copy if newer on the files that end up in amd64 and i386).

But when all non binary files for that project is checked into source control, and checked out into a new local directory then there is trouble. Nuget package restore manages to get ZeroMQ to the packages directory. But it fails to copy any of those files to the project amd64 and i386 folder. I could manually copy them there but thats asking for trouble.

Anyone got any idea on what is going on?

Edit: One workaround to get new projects checked out of source control to work. Is to uninstall the nuget package, and reinstall it. Then the files end up in amd64 and i386. And you can then do the whole "copy of newer" thing.

[metadings]

Yes, you need to git add -f amd64/libzmq.so for example, because binary files are ignored by git...